Paris Gets His Commission and Voyager Sets Course for Home
Star Trek: Voyager - The Caretaker by L. A. Graf | ISBN 0-671-51914-X
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Star Trek: Voyager - The Caretaker by L. A. Graf | ISBN 0-671-51914-X
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Book: Star Trek: Voyager #2 - The Escape
Authors: Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch
ISBN: 0671520962
Mosaic
By Jeri Taylor
ISBN: 0-671-56312-2
Previous: Tokath Reawakening and Harry and Kes in the Chamber
Chapter 22 is a flashback, and it lands hard. Kathryn Janeway has just finished a six-month Beta Quadrant mission collecting pulsar data. She wants to go home to Mark, Phoebe, and her mother. Admiral Paris tells her a review board is standard procedure. She thinks it’s a waste of time. The mission was a success. Nothing went wrong.
Book: Star Trek: Voyager #2 - The Escape
Authors: Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch
ISBN: 0671520962
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Book: Star Trek: Voyager #7 - Ghost of a Chance
Authors: Mark A. Garland and Charles G. McGraw
ISBN: 0671567985
Janeway reaches Engineering through the Jeffries tubes and takes charge. Lieutenant Carey kills warp drive, then impulse. Voyager goes dead in the water. Tuvok confirms the Ryol have no working spacecraft and no transporter range to Ryolanov anymore. Chakotay and Paris bought them that distance.
Book: Star Trek: Voyager #2 - The Escape
Authors: Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch
ISBN: 0671520962
Paris has two hours. He treats it like a dare.
The team splits across fields. Grain first. Orchard next. He starts beaming loads to Voyager while robots keep cutting. Kim confirms the Andirrim are still approaching with shields on standby. Nothing dramatic yet. Grain vanishes from sleds in bursts of transporter light. Seven tons total is not a full resupply, but it might keep the crew from getting scurvy.
Star Trek: Voyager: Ragnarok
By Nathan Archer
ISBN: 067152044X
Published 1995
Chapter 27 splits the action in two. Up on Voyager’s bridge, Janeway is running a dangerous game of cat and mouse through the battle zone. Down in the wreckage, Chakotay’s shuttle is bleeding air and losing Harry Kim by the minute. The chapter ends the moment those two storylines finally touch.
Book: Star Trek: Voyager - Marooned
Author: Christie Golden
Previous: Paris Hikes Through Mishkara’s Wilderness
The bug bite was never just an itch. Tuvok’s tricorder analysis is grim. The insect lays eggs in living flesh. Its poison makes the tissue decay, feeding the larvae as they grow.
Star Trek: Voyager - The Caretaker by L. A. Graf | ISBN 0-671-51914-X
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The trade deal is locked in. Torres’s engineering solution worked. Janeway made the final bargain with Adamant. Voyager gets food. The Kirse get transporter upgrades. Paris leads a harvesting team on the surface. Tuvok and Torres are at the citadel helping install the new system.
Star Trek: Voyager - The Caretaker by L. A. Graf | ISBN 0-671-51914-X
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Book: Star Trek: Voyager - Marooned
Author: Christie Golden
Previous: Underground Shelter and Rescue Planning
The light fades on Mishkara. You can’t call it a sunset when you can’t see the sun. Paris takes a breath and forces himself to stand. Another night of hiking.
Book: Star Trek: Voyager #6 - The Murdered Sun
Author: Christie Golden
Chapter 14 is where Sun-Eater stops being a spooky name on a map and becomes a thing with rules, stakes, and secrets worth killing for.
After the childhood prologue, Day of Honor cuts hard to two different worlds. One is a peaceful alien home about to be destroyed. The other is Voyager, where B’Elanna Torres is having a perfectly normal day that is about to turn into the kind of day she dreads every year.
Star Trek: Voyager - The Caretaker by L. A. Graf (ISBN 0-671-51914-X)
Chapter 17 opens with an explosion so close it rips a scream out of Kim.
Book: Star Trek: Voyager #6 - The Murdered Sun
Author: Christie Golden
Chapter 13 is pure adrenaline. The rescue mission launches, the Akerians show up way too early, and Tom Paris ends up flying combat in a shuttlecraft while trying to stop his friend from dying.
Tom Paris is strapped into a Kirse shuttle, watching Grayrose bank so hard he wonders if she is immune to g-force or just trying to kill him. Revek is along for the ride, and the whole trip feels like a mix of a theme park ride and a job interview. Paris has started thinking of Voyager as home. That is new for him.
Chapter 9 splits Voyager’s shore leave into two very different kinds of trouble. Up in engineering, B’Elanna Torres is doing the boring adult thing and inspecting impulse reaction chambers. Down on the black sand beach, Tom Paris is doing the thing he used to be famous for: soaking up sun and trying not to start fights.
Star Trek: Voyager: Ragnarok
By Nathan Archer
ISBN: 067152044X
Chapter 22 is pure adrenaline. Tom Paris is flying Voyager like it is a fighter jet in the middle of a war that has eaten star systems for centuries.
Mosaic
By Jeri Taylor
ISBN: 0-671-56312-2
Previous: Kathryn at Eighteen, Academy Grief, and the Willow Tree
Chapter 15 splits the action three ways, and none of them feel safe. On the surface, Kazon politics turn ugly. Underground, the away team is running out of options. And on Voyager, Janeway asks Tom Paris to do something that should not work.
Previous: Chapter 6: Voyager Enters the Concavity | Next: Chapter 8: The Murdered Sun Revealed
Chapter 7 is the gut punch. Tom Paris beams down thinking “Paradise Lost” without ever having read Milton, and within minutes the title makes perfect sense. Veruna Four isn’t just under attack. It’s rotting in real time while a red giant sun cooks the planet from above.
Chapter 5 is where the party planet stops feeling like a harmless vacation and starts feeling like a trap with a really good DJ.
Book: Star Trek: Voyager - Marooned
Author: Christie Golden
Previous: Voyager Docks at Oasis Station
The trap springs fast. Janeway beams back to find Neelix, Paris, and Torres unconscious on the transporter pad. Torres has a head wound. Janeway is the only one still standing. She sends everyone to sickbay and storms the bridge.
Title: The Garden
Author: Melissa Scott
ISBN: 0671567993
Ten days at warp seven. Faster than standard cruising. Tom Paris glued to the sensors jumping every time a new star system appeared. None of them Kirse. Janeway finally banished him from the bridge when his watch ended an hour ago.
Book: Star Trek: Voyager - The Caretaker by L. A. Graf
ISBN: 0-671-51914-X
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Chapter 2 is where The Black Shore stops being a transmission on a viewscreen and becomes a place you can walk on. Janeway, Tuvok, Paris, and Neelix beam down to Ryolanov. And almost immediately, the cracks start showing under the paradise paint.
Book: Star Trek: Voyager #5 - Incident at Arbuk
Author: John Gregory Betancourt
ISBN: 9780671520482
Previous: Chapter 2: Neelix Warns About the Sperians | Next: Chapter 4: The Tube Fires Again
Chapter 3 is short but it stings. Kim’s excitement meets Paris’s reputation head-on.
Title: Star Trek: Voyager - The Caretaker
Author: L. A. Graf
ISBN: 0-671-51914-X
Chapter 2 is Paris’s chapter. And it’s rough on him.
Title: Star Trek: Voyager - The Caretaker
Author: L. A. Graf
ISBN: 0-671-51914-X
Chapter 1 swaps the explosions for something just as tense. A conversation in a park.
Title: Star Trek: Voyager - The Caretaker
Author: L. A. Graf
ISBN: 0-671-51914-X
Title: Star Trek: Voyager - Invasion #4: The Final Fury
Author: Dafydd ab Hugh
ISBN: 0671541811
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